Poor Katysails.

Rationalizing your poor choice of a place to live when it comes
to sailing fools nobody here who knows what sailing really is.

That means two or three of us. Myself, Joe and Michael.

The remainder think in a similar vein to you. Evade the truth.
Make up excuses. Let your life revolve around a house ashore.

Even Lady Pilot whom many of you deride has realistic dreams
of cruising while you sorry lot only pretend to wish to sail
extensively because pretend is all you can do with your
lack of gumption and nerve to leave the land behind and
become a real sailor.

CN

CN


"katysails" wrote in message ...
High and dry is a better thing...even if it was warm and dry enough to sail
Lake Michigan does strange things in the winter time....like 20 ft waves
with very short intervals...the kind that take out the big lakers...having
spoken with people all over, I've found that even when you live in better
climes there are still reasons why you can't sail: hurricanes, interminate
rain, doldrums, excessive hear, etc. We all suffer some malady from
weather...my philosophy has become more enjoy every moment when the moment
is upon you rather than bemoaning. Especially since Mr Sails keeps looking
at his birthplace for our retirement rather than south (he was born in
Marquette, Mi, about 5 miles from the artic circle...that's a joke...)
"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Katy,

I think Neal's name was simply "Chiguita" but it was in reference to the
Banana song.

Now he is hedging on Mr Everything Right because of time. Not that he
neglected proper use.

I also, Checked his story about the Keel from his own "Web Site" Along
with the pictures, Some of his asinine comments.

His rebuttals really don't have a real Neal way about them, So be it,
they do make interesting comments

How's it feel being high and dry ? I haven't been that way in
thirty-five years.
Luck of the draw on work transfer!

Guess I can't give you the;"I'll drink to that!" You know better but
I'm a happy old man out here.

Ole Thom

Neal,
Even the ancient mariners used to come home....to land....get off your high
horse. You don't sail any more than the rest of us do. Quite frankly, after
having viewed the liveaboards in Fort Myers area, I can live without that
type of "sailing". You want to live in that kind of squalor, be my guest.
I imagine Joe lives a great deal better than you do, as does Haggie. They
have decent boats with some size to them. You are no better than a sardine
in a can. It;s amazing your cat doesn't mistake you and serve you up for
dinner with some mustard.

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
...


Poor Katysails.

Rationalizing your poor choice of a place to live when it comes
to sailing fools nobody here who knows what sailing really is.

That means two or three of us. Myself, Joe and Michael.

The remainder think in a similar vein to you. Evade the truth.
Make up excuses. Let your life revolve around a house ashore.

Even Lady Pilot whom many of you deride has realistic dreams
of cruising while you sorry lot only pretend to wish to sail
extensively because pretend is all you can do with your
lack of gumption and nerve to leave the land behind and
become a real sailor.

CN

CN


"katysails" wrote in message
...
High and dry is a better thing...even if it was warm and dry enough to
sail
Lake Michigan does strange things in the winter time....like 20 ft waves
with very short intervals...the kind that take out the big
lakers...having
spoken with people all over, I've found that even when you live in better
climes there are still reasons why you can't sail: hurricanes,
interminate
rain, doldrums, excessive hear, etc. We all suffer some malady from
weather...my philosophy has become more enjoy every moment when the
moment
is upon you rather than bemoaning. Especially since Mr Sails keeps
looking
at his birthplace for our retirement rather than south (he was born in
Marquette, Mi, about 5 miles from the artic circle...that's a joke...)
"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Katy,

I think Neal's name was simply "Chiguita" but it was in reference to
the
Banana song.

Now he is hedging on Mr Everything Right because of time. Not that he
neglected proper use.

I also, Checked his story about the Keel from his own "Web Site"
Along
with the pictures, Some of his asinine comments.

His rebuttals really don't have a real Neal way about them, So be it,
they do make interesting comments

How's it feel being high and dry ? I haven't been that way in
thirty-five years.
Luck of the draw on work transfer!

Guess I can't give you the;"I'll drink to that!" You know better but
I'm a happy old man out here.

Ole Thom

Oh oh, sounds like I caught a big Katyfish with that troll.
He he. It pays to use bait that has some truth to really
reel 'em in fast.

Now, should I cook her with lemon and butter?

CN

"katysails" wrote in message ...
Neal,
Even the ancient mariners used to come home....to land....get off your high
horse. You don't sail any more than the rest of us do. Quite frankly, after
having viewed the liveaboards in Fort Myers area, I can live without that
type of "sailing". You want to live in that kind of squalor, be my guest.
I imagine Joe lives a great deal better than you do, as does Haggie. They
have decent boats with some size to them. You are no better than a sardine
in a can. It;s amazing your cat doesn't mistake you and serve you up for
dinner with some mustard.

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
...


Poor Katysails.

Rationalizing your poor choice of a place to live when it comes
to sailing fools nobody here who knows what sailing really is.

That means two or three of us. Myself, Joe and Michael.

The remainder think in a similar vein to you. Evade the truth.
Make up excuses. Let your life revolve around a house ashore.

Even Lady Pilot whom many of you deride has realistic dreams
of cruising while you sorry lot only pretend to wish to sail
extensively because pretend is all you can do with your
lack of gumption and nerve to leave the land behind and
become a real sailor.

CN

CN


"katysails" wrote in message
...
High and dry is a better thing...even if it was warm and dry enough to
sail
Lake Michigan does strange things in the winter time....like 20 ft waves
with very short intervals...the kind that take out the big
lakers...having
spoken with people all over, I've found that even when you live in better
climes there are still reasons why you can't sail: hurricanes,
interminate
rain, doldrums, excessive hear, etc. We all suffer some malady from
weather...my philosophy has become more enjoy every moment when the
moment
is upon you rather than bemoaning. Especially since Mr Sails keeps
looking
at his birthplace for our retirement rather than south (he was born in
Marquette, Mi, about 5 miles from the artic circle...that's a joke...)
"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Katy,

I think Neal's name was simply "Chiguita" but it was in reference to
the
Banana song.

Now he is hedging on Mr Everything Right because of time. Not that he
neglected proper use.

I also, Checked his story about the Keel from his own "Web Site"
Along
with the pictures, Some of his asinine comments.

His rebuttals really don't have a real Neal way about them, So be it,
they do make interesting comments

How's it feel being high and dry ? I haven't been that way in
thirty-five years.
Luck of the draw on work transfer!

Guess I can't give you the;"I'll drink to that!" You know better but
I'm a happy old man out here.

Ole Thom

Then you don't dispute that your cat considers you a sardine?

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
...

Oh oh, sounds like I caught a big Katyfish with that troll.
He he. It pays to use bait that has some truth to really
reel 'em in fast.

Now, should I cook her with lemon and butter?

CN

"katysails" wrote in message
...
Neal,
Even the ancient mariners used to come home....to land....get off your
high
horse. You don't sail any more than the rest of us do. Quite frankly,
after
having viewed the liveaboards in Fort Myers area, I can live without that
type of "sailing". You want to live in that kind of squalor, be my
guest.
I imagine Joe lives a great deal better than you do, as does Haggie.
They
have decent boats with some size to them. You are no better than a
sardine
in a can. It;s amazing your cat doesn't mistake you and serve you up for
dinner with some mustard.

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
...


Poor Katysails.

Rationalizing your poor choice of a place to live when it comes
to sailing fools nobody here who knows what sailing really is.

That means two or three of us. Myself, Joe and Michael.

The remainder think in a similar vein to you. Evade the truth.
Make up excuses. Let your life revolve around a house ashore.

Even Lady Pilot whom many of you deride has realistic dreams
of cruising while you sorry lot only pretend to wish to sail
extensively because pretend is all you can do with your
lack of gumption and nerve to leave the land behind and
become a real sailor.

CN

CN


"katysails" wrote in message
...
High and dry is a better thing...even if it was warm and dry enough to
sail
Lake Michigan does strange things in the winter time....like 20 ft
waves
with very short intervals...the kind that take out the big
lakers...having
spoken with people all over, I've found that even when you live in
better
climes there are still reasons why you can't sail: hurricanes,
interminate
rain, doldrums, excessive hear, etc. We all suffer some malady from
weather...my philosophy has become more enjoy every moment when the
moment
is upon you rather than bemoaning. Especially since Mr Sails keeps
looking
at his birthplace for our retirement rather than south (he was born in
Marquette, Mi, about 5 miles from the artic circle...that's a joke...)
"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Katy,

I think Neal's name was simply "Chiguita" but it was in reference to
the
Banana song.

Now he is hedging on Mr Everything Right because of time. Not that
he
neglected proper use.

I also, Checked his story about the Keel from his own "Web Site"
Along
with the pictures, Some of his asinine comments.

His rebuttals really don't have a real Neal way about them, So be
it,
they do make interesting comments

How's it feel being high and dry ? I haven't been that way in
thirty-five years.
Luck of the draw on work transfer!

Guess I can't give you the;"I'll drink to that!" You know better
but
I'm a happy old man out here.

Ole Thom

It saves him water..... the cat gives him a tongue bath.

CM

"katysails" wrote in message
...
Then you don't dispute that your cat considers you a sardine?

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
...

Oh oh, sounds like I caught a big Katyfish with that troll.
He he. It pays to use bait that has some truth to really
reel 'em in fast.

Now, should I cook her with lemon and butter?

CN

"katysails" wrote in message
...
Neal,
Even the ancient mariners used to come home....to land....get off your
high
horse. You don't sail any more than the rest of us do. Quite frankly,
after
having viewed the liveaboards in Fort Myers area, I can live without
that
type of "sailing". You want to live in that kind of squalor, be my
guest.
I imagine Joe lives a great deal better than you do, as does Haggie.
They
have decent boats with some size to them. You are no better than a
sardine
in a can. It;s amazing your cat doesn't mistake you and serve you up
for
dinner with some mustard.

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
...


Poor Katysails.

Rationalizing your poor choice of a place to live when it comes
to sailing fools nobody here who knows what sailing really is.

That means two or three of us. Myself, Joe and Michael.

The remainder think in a similar vein to you. Evade the truth.
Make up excuses. Let your life revolve around a house ashore.

Even Lady Pilot whom many of you deride has realistic dreams
of cruising while you sorry lot only pretend to wish to sail
extensively because pretend is all you can do with your
lack of gumption and nerve to leave the land behind and
become a real sailor.

CN

CN


"katysails" wrote in message
...
High and dry is a better thing...even if it was warm and dry enough
to
sail
Lake Michigan does strange things in the winter time....like 20 ft
waves
with very short intervals...the kind that take out the big
lakers...having
spoken with people all over, I've found that even when you live in
better
climes there are still reasons why you can't sail: hurricanes,
interminate
rain, doldrums, excessive hear, etc. We all suffer some malady from
weather...my philosophy has become more enjoy every moment when the
moment
is upon you rather than bemoaning. Especially since Mr Sails keeps
looking
at his birthplace for our retirement rather than south (he was born
in
Marquette, Mi, about 5 miles from the artic circle...that's a
joke...)
"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Katy,

I think Neal's name was simply "Chiguita" but it was in reference
to
the
Banana song.

Now he is hedging on Mr Everything Right because of time. Not that
he
neglected proper use.

I also, Checked his story about the Keel from his own "Web Site"
Along
with the pictures, Some of his asinine comments.

His rebuttals really don't have a real Neal way about them, So be
it,
they do make interesting comments

How's it feel being high and dry ? I haven't been that way in
thirty-five years.
Luck of the draw on work transfer!

Guess I can't give you the;"I'll drink to that!" You know better
but
I'm a happy old man out here.

Ole Thom

That's right. I spent most of the year sailing. Is that not
demonstrating it. While most of my critics hung out here
talking about sailing, I was out doing it. That's reality.

What is your frame of reference?

CN

"Dave" wrote in message ...
On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 22:42:43 -0500, Capt. Neal®
said:

You people just will never know how pathetic your silly ramblings
sound to a real sailor who knows deep in his heart that a dock
equals a slum for wannabe sailors.

Neal, a real sailor doesn't have to tell people he's a real sailor. He
demonstrates it.

Dave

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message

It's terribly sad when people's entire life is defined by a dock
with a letter designation.

My entire life isn't defined by a dock with a letter designation. Well,
okay, maybe it is.

You people just will never know how pathetic your silly ramblings
sound to a real sailor who knows deep in his heart that a dock
equals a slum for wannabe sailors.

And you have a problem with that? g

Max

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message

That's right. I spent most of the year sailing. Is that not
demonstrating it. While most of my critics hung out here
talking about sailing, I was out doing it. That's reality.

What is your frame of reference?

Is that a rhetorical question like "What's in your wallet?"

Max

"Overproof" wrote in message

It saves him water..... the cat gives him a tongue bath.

. . . which adds veracity to my contention that cats have no standards
whatsoever.

Max

Docks and people who store their boats on them are a definite
threat.

Take the Bahamas, for example. The docks draw thieves like
a rotting carcass draws vultures. These thieves eventually
look at anchored boats and attempt to rob them as well.

Docks cause a massive outflow of raw sewage because we
all know people on docks just flush their crap overboard.

Docks are a haven for rats, seagulls, stray dogs and
people with criminal backgrounds who want to evade
the law.

Docks are a hurricane hazard because they often break
up and loose and drift down on anchored boats causing
them to be damaged when they otherwise would have been
quite safe.

Docks are an oily place with people pumping bilge water
and polluting the entire area around the docks.

Docks are noisy and uncivilized.

Need I continue.

CN
"Maxprop" wrote in message ink.net...

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message

It's terribly sad when people's entire life is defined by a dock
with a letter designation.

My entire life isn't defined by a dock with a letter designation. Well,
okay, maybe it is.

You people just will never know how pathetic your silly ramblings
sound to a real sailor who knows deep in his heart that a dock
equals a slum for wannabe sailors.

And you have a problem with that? g

Max